Register Attributes Without Changes to ZEND APIs #18
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nikic
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@nikic I followed your suggestions and adjusted the code accordingly. I dropped the str-functions from the header, having the returned pointers is enough for attribute registration. |
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@beberlei Should be ready to merge now. ;-) |
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This PR avoids modifications to existing Zend APIs by providing attribute registration functions. This was suggested by @nikic in the attributes v2 PR. All the work is done by
zend_add_attribute()and some very small inline helper functions have been added tozend_attributes.hto deal with most common use cases.The compiler has been adjusted make use of the new API. The changes ensure that all attributes (and arrays) are allocated in
zend_attributes.c. This keeps the code in one place. It also enabled me to erasezend_attribute_free()from the public API because it is only needed internally.